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LONGWORTH'S
AMERICAN ALMANAC
NEW-YORK REGISTER,
AND
CITY DIRECTORY 1826 FOR THE
FIFTY-FIRST YEAR OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE: 1
CONTAINING
Au Almanac for the Fifty-first Year of American Independence: a Listof 40 6 Banks and Insurance Companies, and Chartered Companies in the Chy and vicmit with the Names of their respective Officers, and all necessary jofor minticc relativ thereto; the Post Office Establishment, with the times of arrival and c'mon; a the Mails that are received and made up in this City, in detail; a List of il ti Streets in this City, showing where the numbering in each romnianies. and if { Kient of each particularly described, with references for finding the sasie on Lom worth's New Map : Government, State, and City Officers, &c. &c. ; also, tag :amod occupation, and place of residence of all heads of families, firme, and those del business in this City, exceeding twenty-seven thousand, in correct offtobetid
" Who steals my purse, steals trash-" But he who borrows my DIRECTORY, filches me Most villasously.
NEW-YORK :
PUBLISHED BY THOMAS LONGWORTH, No. 15 PINE, CORNER OF NASSAU-STREET.
4 9 4 1826.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 52 WALL-STREET, THE OLDEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK,
CAPITAL, 500,000 DOZZARE;
Insure generally, against Losses by FIRE, on terms as liberal as any of the regular estab. lished Fire Insurance Companies in this City,
All Claims for Losses fairly and promptly adjusted. Dividends payable 1st June and December.
GABRIEL FURMAN, President. JOHN PINTARD, Secretary. A
NEW-YORK DRUG MIEIIS.
32 Mill-street, near Hanover Square.
The above Establishment has been fitted uy with a powerful Steam Engine, together with extensive Machinery, entirely new. and upon the most approved principles, for grinding and pulver- zing all kinds of Drugs, Dye-Woods, Paints, Plaster. &c. &c.
DYERS and PAINTERS, who may wish to have their own materials ground, can be accommodated on terms considerabl, to beir advantage. -- In order that this Establishment tout be con- ducted upon those principles which will ensure the contdouce ci nis customers, the Subscriber will enter into bon's to forfen ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, if it can be provel that any article was been adulterated whilst in his possession.
WILLIAM DUNLOP.
A general is Mittment of Drugs, Dye Woods. Puisis, an .. OR: . for sale, on the s
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STEAM NAVIGATION CONTAN
THE SPLENDID SAFETY BARGES, LADY CLINTON & LADY VAN RENSSELAER. Are towed by Steamboats of great power, and employed as regular Passage Boats between the Cities of
NETSYORK AND ALBANY.
These Barges afford a degree of SECURITY and COMFORT for Tra- rollers which has never been equalled, and perform their passages in about the average time of the ordinary Steamboats.
Forfurther information. inquire on board, or at the Office of the Company, No :. Cortland-street.
Z AND HOW-BOAES. -
THE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
Are prepared to coreivo property at ALBANY and NEW YORK, to forwardca the River in either direction, by the Freight Barges
ATLANTIC, | ALBANY, 1 NIAGARA, | SUPERIOR, and NEW-YORK, | ONTARIO, | DETROIT, | INSPECTOR; Which are first rate Vessels of 200 tons burden each ; two of which, towed by a powerful Steamboat, will
Leace NEW-YORK on Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, at 6 pet & M ; two will Leave ALBANY on Monday and Friday Di Fish week, at 9 o'clock A M. leaving at each place three boar. for the reception fproperty --- Merchandise, Produce, Carriages, Horses, Cattle, and almost every - exuption of Live Stock, forwarded with safety and expedition
T. C.h 3. are well Rahhet Posensres vill to talen in the Steamboat ert.r. vikings, and is the Freight harge at one dollar cach.
Affect men'sari male on the Canals, with regular add responsible live. of Boat :. if the immediate forwarding of property, on its arrival at Albany, free from storage i the direction for forwarding is received in season. * * Insurance is effected on irrporty sent by this bine For Freight or Passage, apply to the Company's Agents . WMICHAEL, Albany, or A. VAN SANTVOORD, 17 Counties Sur
Chemical Anti-Dysenteric Medicine.
This well known Remedy for Bowel Complaints now stands : powerful rival to all others. It has proved successful for 12 years and has gained the confidence of all who have given it a fair trial. for curing Dysentery or Bloody Flux, Diarrhoea or Summer Com- plaint, Cholic, Cholera-Morbus and Infantum, Acidity, Dyspepsin; Vonting, Sickness and Pain in the Stomach, &c.
For particulars, see Vought's Treatise on Bowel Complaints .- Sold by the As- thor, 42 Pearl-st , and Collins & Co., Fly - Market Marble Buildings. New-York.
It is highly esteemed by married Ladies for Female Complaints. Pregnancy, &c. and is peculiarly useful for Families, Ships, Forts. Factories, Planters, Travellers, &c .- Price 626 Cents.
. B The use of one teaspoonful of this Compound every morning, before eating will prevent all Bilious and Bowel Complaints, as it destroys the cause of disks! = *when into the system, and promotes digestion. It will destroy the cause of Yellow. rever.
Pectoral Honey of Boneset.
This Herbaceous Extract contains such medicinal virtues, as have not heretofore been found, for curing Complaints of the Lungs leading to Consumption, such as Coughs, Colds, Pain in the Breast aud side, Asthma, Croup, Difficulty of Breathing, &c. It is offered without comment, and the trial of one or two phials will prove .ts valuable effect upon those who use it. -- Price 50 Cents.
Lee's Anti-Bilious Pills, Improved by the addition of Alkalles, and contain bo Mercury.
They are preferred, as a Family Pill, to all others; as they ope- "site with ease and certainty, and without hazard even in the most delicate constitutions. They are warranted genuine, for all cases where Cathartics are necessary. -- Price 372 Cents per box, cor- taining about 30 Pills.
Letters from Dr. White, of Cherry Valley, and Dr. Elicood of Roches -. ter, New-York. Cherry Valley, July 8, 1823. Eir -- I approve of the view you have taken of Bowel Complaint: generally The' a redundancy of acidity is a principal cause of our summer Diebest, is an opinion what I havelong entertained. Alkatlos, variously combine 1. are the remedies tilat Five succeeded best with me in such Complaints. - Yours, respectfully. Dr. JOHN Vecour. J. WHITE,
Rochester, N Y. 18th August. 1823. Dear Sir-I am convinced that the plan laid down in your work on Bowel Com - paints, in goperat, has best succeeded in my practice, and I have according !. etopted it. I am also satisfied that your observations on Diet and Nursing, if' core. fly adhered to, will lessen very much the variety and number of diseases wit .. which children are daily attacked. i have the honour to be, yours. &c.
Dr. JOHN VORORT
J B ELWOOD.
The above Medicines are prepared ( wholesale and retail, by Doctor JOHN G VOUGHT. No. 42 Pearl street, New- York, and sold by folk Bonne, '46 Pest! street ; J C. Morrison, 188 Greenwich-street. J. B. Dold & Co Il Broadway ; ! B & W Towasend, corner of Beekman and Water street: H Calam. 112 Chetty- s reet : NI S Little, 59 Borery: J. Maunder. corber of Varick and Canal srao's.
New York. : al by one of the urtowns is the United States And Carry.
N. B. Portable Bathing Tubs, constructed with Heaters ani Tubes. for the diffe: er> Medicinal Bihs for Bowel Complain's, may be furaishen in the chambers ofth .: PAY -Amply at 12 Pearl street, New York.
PBALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM AND . CALLANY OF THE FINE ARTS, IN THE
PARTHENON, DROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE CITY-HALL ..
The Long Room, which is one hundred feet in length, is fur- .ced with Glass Cases containing all kinds of Curiosities :-- such * Quadrupeds, Birds, Snakes, Lizards, Fishes, Shells, Corals, "iperals, Petrifactions, and a splendid collection of Insects, pre- -sred la a new manner; an extensive collection of Miscellaneous Charities from all parts of the word ; a fine set of Cosmorama Fiers, and ap
NGISTIAN MOMMY,
In a fine state of preservation, with its double Coffin, from the City c: Thebes. The Room is decorated with a Cornice of Portraits :: distinguished men, being a part of the Delaplaine Gallery, the cridue are in the Saloon, or
GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
The Saloon or Gallery of Paintings on the second floor, is con- tructed with a sky-light, by which the Pictures are seen to the greatest advantage: they consist of Portraits, Landscapes, Fruit Pisces, &c. executed by many eminent Artists.
The Lecture Room, adjoining the Gallery, is arranged to ac- commodate visitors of the Museum at the Philosophical and Mlis- cellaneous Experiments, which now form a part of the Evening's amusement, in the following departments : Pneumatics, (Air Pump) Electricity, Chemistry, and a combination of various Gases, called Philosophical Fireworks, the Phantasmagoria, Magic Lantern, Grand Illuminated Orrery, with Astronomical demonstrations. The Philosophical Apparatus is of the first class, of superior work- manship, and very extensive. They commence in the winter sea- son at eight, and in the summer at nine o'clock, every evening.
The Roof or Terrace commands a fine view of the Park, a large extent of Broadway and the surrounding country, forming an igrecable promenade, and displacing a prospect equally interest . a3 to the cidaen and stranger.
Mas cut in the terrest maur er. and framed on mo lernte terms. AH subject ." > Ruest History prepared for exabange in the neatest and best manner, or for . toambiental purposes, &c
Admittance at all times 25 Cents-Children half-price.
Tickets for one year. Five Dollars -- Family Tickets for one year, Ten Doffers. A titions are daily mouking by donations and otherr ler, in every derstir: = '.
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DENTISTS, No. 93 FULTON-ST. NEW-YORK,
Clean, fly, polish, and extract Teeth and Stumps, and set Artificial Teeth in the best manner. American superior Tooth Powier for sale.
COMPOUND STRUP SARSAPARILLA CONCENTRATED.
The extensive use of Sarsaparilla of late years having rendered K an object of importance to procure a preparation of it in a more convenient form than the decoction usually prescribed, this highly Concentrated Syrup has been introduced as a preparation of much casier portability, not liable to injury by long keeping, and con- sequently better adapted for persons in the country or travellers. This preparation was introduced into practice some years since iu London, and has met with the decided approbation of the most eminent Physiciaus and Surgeons of London and Edinburgh.
Sold in bottes at one dollar each ; one dozen for ten dollars, by
J. L. SCHIEFFELIN, No. 334 Broadway, corner of Anthony-street,
Who has con. tingly for bot . a general issor ment cf
DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND PATENT MEDICINES. Warranted of the First Quality.
Medicine Chests for Ships and Families put op or replenished a! the shortest notice, on the mist ressemble terios, Jury 4. 10 ...
'T. BUSSING,
AND
LADIES' BETTOULE
MANUFACTURER,
Nº 76
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WILLIAM -STREET.
NEAR LIBERTY-STREET, NEW-YORK.
P. BYRNE. QUILL, WAFER, AND PEN MANUFACTURER, No. 95 Maiden-Lane, New-York. AGENT IN THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF STATIONERY.
WILLIAM KIDDER
MANUFACTURES
AND KEEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, IN THE REAR OF
Nº 65 FULTON-STREET,
(Passage through S. B Collins's Bookstore, )
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, BY WHOLESALE:
Extra Fine Red Scaling Wax, | Liquid Red Ink by the Gallon Superfine do do do
Do
do 1 oz. Phials
Fine
do do
do
Do
do 2 oz. Phials
Extra Fine Black do
do
Do
do 3 oz. Jugs
Superfine do do do Indelible Ink, in Cases Do do in Papers
Fine do do do
Black Ink Powder 2d Do do Superior
Court Plaster, large
Do
do
small
Soda Powders
Seidlitz Powders
Rochelle Powders
Red Ink Powder do Do do 2d Japan Ink in Stone Jugs Do do in half pint Bottles[ Salts Lemon
Liquid Black Ink in Jugs" Lemon Acid Do Jo half pint Bottles! Cephalic Snud Do do in porter Bottles Japan Varnish Do do ja Tasrels Da do by the Gallon
E. RILEY,
MUSIC SELLER, PUBLISHER, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER. No. 29 Chatham-street, NEW-YORK.
Musical Instruments Repaired, Regulated, and Tuned, in the best possible manner, viz .- Vielins, Tenors, Violon- cellos, Flutes, Hautboys, Bassoons, Piano Fortes, &c. &c.
A SCHOOL FOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION,
BY E. C. RILEY.
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS AND INSTRUMENTS. - Music Books.
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Musical Publications regula- ted and neatly bound. English, French, and Ger- man Publications. New Publications every week.
Violin Strings. Finte Melodies. Instruction Books. Trumpets.
Do. with Slides.
French Horns with Slides. Do. do. without. Key'd Bugles. Plain do. Cenas and Copper. Small Horas. Pocket Hunt Horns. Post Horns,
Piano Fortes.
Guitars. Harps. Violins, from 2 dollars to 100 dollars. .
Tenors.
Violoncellos.
Bassoons.
Serpents.
Clarions.
Clarioncts.
Flageolets.
Fintes, with one, four, sis. eight Keys.
Fifes, Bs, Cs, Ds.
Bass Drumis. Side Drums. Belts, Sticks, Snares.
Heads -- Drums Repaired. Children's Drums,
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CANE AND SPECTACLE MANUFACTORY, No. 38 Maiden-Lane, near Nassau-street.
JAMES DEAMER Lias for sale, of his own manufacture, a general assortment o: GOLD, SILVER, GILT, PLATED, TORTOISE SHIELL, AND STEEL MOUNTED
With concave, convex, or green glasses; concave glasses for the short sighted, mounted in various ways ; Goggles for weak eyes ; reading glasses, eye glasses, linen provers, pocket lenses for boto . nists, microscopes, opera and spy glasses, telescopes, thermome- tors, barometers. cases of mathematical instruments ; and a geue- ral assortment of Optical Instruments, with a variety of Spectacle Casos. Also, an elegant assortment of FANCY WASHING CANES,
Mounted with gold, silver, ivory, and buck-horn, with or without swords,
N. B. All the above articles wholesale or retail, and all made and repaired to order. New glasses fitted to old frames. .
J. SEYMOUR'S COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.
PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 49 JOHN-STREET.
CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, ON COMMISSION,
At the Manufacturers' Prices, Super-Royal, Royal, Medium, and Demy WRITING PAPER -- Hot-pressed and Plain Follo oud Quante Port, and Cap :-
Orders IronMan: ment of the United state, premi tiy attende lio.
SP PRINTING EXECUTED ON JABERAL TERMS.
FASHIONADIE RAN WAREHOUSE.
ORLANDO FISH,
No.
198
CHATHAM
STREET.
NEW.
YORK.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF THE
MOST FASHIONABLE HATS Which he offers for Sale, either Wholesale or Retail, On as reasonable ternes as can be purchased in the United States, N. B. Foreign and Country Orders executed with despatch.
IRON FOUNDRY,
No. 22 and 24 ELM-STREET.
HENRY WORRALL,
MARES CASTINGS, OF THE BEST KINDS OF IRON, FUE
D Hir Tyamnes and Arches, Back & Jambs for Fire places, Mill
washweights,
1015, 951b, and all other weights. Curt and waggon Boxes,
Cotton Factory and other Ma ? chinery Casting's,
Steam Engine Castings, do.
Plough . do.
Turning Lathe do.
Fac Mill Wheels, Sleigh Shoes-Dog Irons, Griddles and Bakepans, &e. Se-
SLOUGH CASTINGS,
Of the most useful kinds. Ploughshares and Landsides ofe
TURNING LATHES and other MACHINERY WORK
Fitted un completo ; and Smith Work for Machinery dous to order.
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LEONARD BOND, No. 208 CHATHAM-STREET,
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
HAT-WAREHOUSE.
He has on haud, and is constantly Manufacturing, GENTLEMEN'S ESAVER AND INCITATION BEAVSE
IVATER-PROOF HATS. TOGETHER WITH YOUTHI'S AND CHILDREN'S Drab and Black Water-Proof Fur Huts.
Orders for any amount thankfully received and punctually attended to,
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BE IT' REMEMBERED, That on the eleventh Cay of July, A. D. 1856, in the Aty-Srst year of the Independence of the United States of America, THO. MAS LONGWORTH. of the said District, bath deposited in this office the titl: cf a book, the right w bereof he claims as proprietor, in the words following, to wit :
"Longworth's American Almanac, New-York Register, and City Directory. for the Dity first year of American Independence: containing an Almanac for the fly-that year of American Independence : a List of all the Banks and Insurance Companies, and Chartered Companies in the City andt vicinity, with the Names of their respective Officers, and all recessary information relative thereto; the Post Office EstablisNient, with the times of arriva! and closing of all the Mails that are received and ma byup in this City, in detail ; a List of all the Streets in this City. showing where we numbering in each commences, and the extent of each Particularly described, with references for finding the same on Longworth's New Map; Government, State. and City Officers, &c. &c .; also, the names, occupation, end place of residence of all heads of families, firma, and those doing business in tais City, exceeding twenty-seven thousand, in correct alphabetical arrangement.
" Who steals my purse, steals trash-" But be who borrows my Directory, fiches me Most villanously."
In conformity to the Act of Congress of the United States, entitled " An A ~. for the encouragement of Learning by securing the copies of JIaps, Charts. and Books. To the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the time therein mentioned." And also to an Art. cotitled " An Act, supplementary to an Act. entities an Act for the encouragement of Learning, by securing the copies of Plaps, Charts, and Books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the {ome: thereis mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of design. ers, engraving, and etcbing historical and other prints "
JAMES DILL, Cler's of the Southern District of New-York.
> SEYMOUR, PRINTER, JOHN.STREE".
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THE ANATOMY OF MAN'S BODY. Asgoverned by the Twelve Constellations
Y Head and Face.
Arms. II
Nec ?:. 3
Heart.
Breast. 5
Reins.
Bowels.
Thighs. 1
Scereis.
Logs.
Knees. Vý
X Feet.
To know where the Sigu is, find the Day of the Month, and against the Day in the 4th Column, you have the Sign or Place of the Moon; and then find the Sign here, it will give you what Part of the Body it governs.
Names and Characters of the Signs of the Zodiac. q ( Aries ) a Ram, -
8 ( Taurus ) a Bull, II ( Gemini ) Twins. (Cancer ) a Crab Fish, S ( Leo ) a Lion, mt ( Virgo ) a Virgin,
=> ( Libra ) a Balance. m ( Scorpio ) a Scorpion, 1 ( Sagittarius ) an Archer VS ( Capricornus ) ? Guat, = ( Aquarius ) a Butler, DE ( Pisces ) Fish.
Characters and Names of the Planets and Aspects. @ the Sun,, D Moon, & Mercury, 9 Venus, @ Earth, 8 Mars, 24 Jupiter, 7 Saturn, Ift Ilerschel, o Conjunc-In tion, & Opposition, A Trine, o Quartile, * Sextie. $ Moon's Ascending Node, & Moon's Descending Node.
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COMMON NOTES, -- 1827
Dominical Letters, G. I Easter Sunday, April 15.
Golden Number, 4 Rogation Sunday, May 20. Epact, - 3 Ascension Day May 24. Solar Cycle, 16 Whit-Sunday. June 3. Roman Indiction, - 15 Trinity Sunday June 10.
Julian Period,
6540 Advent Sund. Dec. 3. 1826.
Venus ( 9 ) will be the Morning Staruntil October 7th then Evening Star until July 28th, 1828.
The Moon will run highest this year, about the 21st degree of (IT) Gemini, aud lowest about the 21st degree of ( # ) Sagittarius.
Latitude of Herschel ( Ht) about 32 minutes south this year.
Longitude of the Moon's ascending node in the mid- dle of this year-7 signs, 11 degrees.
CARDINAL POINTS.
Vernal Equinox, . -
D. H. M. March 21 4 7 A. M
Summer Solstice, June 22 1 26 A. M
Autumnal Equinox,
September 23 3 28 P. M
Winter Solstice,
December 22 8 35 A. M
Eclipses
The sun will be eclipsed October 30th, at Sh. 26m in the afternoon, invisible.
The Moon will be eclipsed November 14th, at 11h. 13m. in the morning, invisible, Partly visible at London. .
The San will be eclipsed November 29th, at. 6h. Alm, in the morning, invisible. Visible in Europe. There will be an eclipse of the sun on Wednesday April 25th, at 10h. 6m. in the evening, invisible.
There will be an eclipse of the Moon on Friday, May 11th, in the morning-visible and very nearly total.
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VII. JULY, begins on Saturday, hath 31 days, 1820
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VIII. AUGUST begins on Tuesday, 31 days, 1826.
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IX. SEPTEMBER begins on Friday, 30 days, 1826.
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